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Compare with [[Above Good and Evil]], [[The Anti-Nihilist]], [[Blue and Orange Morality]], [[Byronic Hero]], [[Moral Sociopathy]], [[Pure Is Not Good]] and [[Well-Intentioned Extremist]]. Compare and contrast with [[Dark Messiah]], [[The Social Darwinist]], [[The Sociopath]] and [[What Is Evil?]] Contrast with the [[Straw Nihilist]], who ''believes'' themselves to be this trope.
 
 
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== [[Anime]] and [[Manga]] ==
 
== [[Anime]] ==
* Treize Khushrenada from ''[[Gundam Wing]]'', and possibly Zechs Merquise as well.
* Gilbert Durandal from ''[[Gundam Seed Destiny]]''.
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* In ''[[The Inexplicable Adventures of Bob]]'', Galatea [http://bobadventures.comicgenesis.com/d/20080301.html identifies herself] as a post-human Ubermensch. As of this writing, though, it looks like she may be growing disenchanted with the idea and gaining some sense of humility.
** She has a schoolgirl crush on Napoleon Bonaparte, too.
* General Tarquin, from [[The Order of the Stick]]. He rejects conventional morality and wants to make the Western Continent free of power struggles and endless warfare.
** Redcloak also rejects conventional morality and seeks to lead the goblins into becoming a sovereign race with equal rights as other humanoid species.
 
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